Additive Acidity Regulators

Sodium Potassium Tartrate (E337)

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Additive Acidity Regulators

Calcium Tartrate (E354)

Metatartaric Acid (E353)

Calcium Malates (E352)

Potassium Malate (E351)

Sodium Malates (E350)

Magnesium Citrate (E345)

Magnesium Phosphates (E343)

Ammonium Phosphates (E342)

Tartaric Acid (E334)

Calcium Phosphates (E341)

Potassium Phosphates (E340)

Sodium Phosphates (E339)

Phosphoric Acid (E338)

Sodium Potassium Tartrate (E337)

Potassium Tartrates (E336)

Sodium Tartrates (E335)

Calcium Citrates (E333)

Potassium Citrates (E332)

Magnesium Lactate (E329)

Ammonium Lactate (E328)

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